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Christophe Fouquet says Brussels is regulating before European industry has built competitive AI products, with 99 per cent of ASML sales already outside Europe.

Brussels faces mounting evidence that its digital enforcement is compromised by political dependence on Washington, while the Grok deepfake scandal exposes fragmented oversight across multiple rulebooks.

Washington's travel restrictions on Thierry Breton and four activists reveal a confrontation that extends beyond trade into competing visions for global technology governance.

Washington's travel ban on Thierry Breton and HateAid staff marks a shift from trade rhetoric to personal sanctions, forcing Brussels to choose between defending its digital rulebook and avoiding deeper confrontation.

Five Europeans involved in enforcing online safety laws barred from entry as Trump administration signals confrontation over Digital Services Act and UK Online Safety Act.

The digital omnibus package would give high-risk AI developers up to 18 months more to comply and allow personal data to train models without explicit consent, drawing accusations of a major rollback from rights groups.

Henna Virkkunen tells US Congress the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act will stay in force, while Macron warns of retaliation under the EU anti-coercion instrument.

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